Sentence examples for revoked to from inspiring English sources

That may have to be revoked to replenish city coffers.

When he left California for the film's London premiere in 1952, his permit to re-enter the US was revoked to punish him for his "un-American" liberalism.

More than 60 political events were cancelled and the former deputy prime minister's passport was revoked to punish him for criticising military rule.

For example, they point to the awarding of a telecommunications license, since revoked, to a businessman later appointed to a government post.

But there is a kicker: in 10 locations, in five of the state's marine parks, sanctuary zones will now be revoked to make shore-based fishing permanently legal.

"Public Act 436 largely re-enacted the provisions of Public Act 4, the law that Michigan citizens had just revoked to expressly eliminate emergency managers in the State of Michigan," the five-count complaint stated.

People who voted to leave, and now "regret it" because they "didn't think it would happen", should have their rights to ever vote revoked... To the man on @BBCNews in Manchester who voted leave but is now "shocked" that his vote mattered and is now "worried", well done sir. Moron.

It's telling that Reagan, once he was President, did nothing to revoke or to alter the treaties.

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In such cases, the data owner must be able to revoke access to any encrypted data for invalid users.

An additional 48 physicians who failed to complete their contract had their licences revoked owing to significant relapse, usually accompanied by a failure to accept treatment or monitoring.